The goals of the Internet Evaluation Project, undertaken cooperatively by the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the Nebraska Consortium of Educational Service Units, focus on a long range assessment of Internet integration into the K-12 Nebraska schools and the support delivered by the Educational Service Units (ESUs). The purpose of this report is to relate progress, after 24 months, of a comprehensive evaluation process, which is examining the impact on teachers, students, and schools. In addition to a pre-training and post-training teacher survey data, information is being gathered from machine-based ESU server support data, and observed classroom uses and projects. Each of the teacher survey, server, and innovative use data sources was examined for related implications, with cross-referencing between sources conducted when appropriate. General implications include: (1) significant progress is being made for the implementation of LB 452, and LB 860 promises to also assist in Internet integration; (2) community interest is continuing to parallel educational interest; (3) statewide dialogue is becoming increasingly important; and (4) Nebraska continues to play a national leadership role. Appendices provide the pre- and post-training surveys; pre- and post-training survey graphs; the Internet coordinator's data request form; the innovative user electronic mail protocol; and innovative user interview protocol. (Contains 24 references.) (AEF)